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TRANSFORMED.

To careless eyes she is not fair;
This verdict careless lips declare,
And wonder why. against the charm
or beauty vivid. rich and warm,
The face they deem 80 cold and dun
To him should be 80 beautiful
Are they too dull 10 see aright'
Hath he quicker, keener sight
or il IL that indifference
Than love hath clearer, truer sense
Now Is he right or wrong Oh, say,
Doth be behold Der face, or theyf
Her ewes into his own eyes shine
With strange tllumining; sign
Is on her brow: a palimpsest,
To his own gaze alone confessed:
On him. ia gravely gracious mood.
She smiles her souls bestitude.
This i the face she turns TO him;
Oh. say no, It's a lovers within
That finds it fair. nor are they duh
Who say she is not beautiful,
For. strangest II all mysteries,
They never see the face he sees
The face no artists skill can linn.
The love-fair face she turns 70 him.
-Carlotts Perry in Times Democrat
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LOCAL NOTES.

Major G.. VI. Ryalls Of Savannah, the
"little dwarf who attracted so much
attention and who knows everybody IN
Virginia, left last night. The Major Is
a great favorite with everybody, and can
always command a hearty welcome in
Richmond
Thursday night Mayor George W Poe,
lost his Masonic pin presented to him by
the Boston, Knights Templar. 10 was
found Yesterday morning by a c0l0red
boy, who placed it in possession of Mr..
J. il. Dickerson. who delivered 10 TO the
owner. This pin was studded with
Jewels and is exceedingly valuable. The
colored boy received handsome reward
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rIc 1-cAR WITH LATERAL PA-sACEwAYs.
The car consists in reality of two boxes
connected beneath the transverse passage
way. hut having continuous roof aud floor
ing. The two ends are provided with plat
forms that are reached by means Of steps,
and that permit one 10 enter the correspond
ing half of the car or tO pass on t0 Che next
The length from end % end is 33 feet DO thc
mixed cars, comprising two first class and
four second elias, compartments and a' feet
I'm cars Of the third class. with six compmi-
ments The width of the compartments ls
SO and feet according 90 the class The
passageway is y inches i'm width In the mixed
cars, and % in those Of the thInd elias, The
roof is so arranged a. 10 afford rl"u'ai ion
of cool air i'm the interior
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Reported by &. w. Branch & Co, bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
New YORK, October 9s.-In sym.
patty with London, our market opened
strong, Reading being higher, and it
gained another ! in the first hour. The
traders caught on. and the active list
went up moderately. After the first hour
the offerings came ont so freely that the
advances were checked and soon all the
mornings gains were lost. The Western
Cnlon confirmed the Baltimore and Ohio
So,OOO,0oO additional stock. and passed a
resolution authorizing a Mutual Union
Company TO advance rates. IL Is under
stood this takes effect November lst
Readings September earnings were dis
appointing, showing net increase of
S62g,371 about half of what was aniici.
pated. The Western news Is ALARMING
The {. b. x q. is expected TO make :
cut in rates about forty per cent. below
the present tariff. This will paralyze
the sound roads, and drive the weak ones
into bankruptcy. The Chesapeake and
Ohio was placed in the hands of re-
ceiyer to-day, and 10 is said il was done
to force the holders OF the six per cent
bonds TO fund them into the new Is
The rest of gossip was full OF rate-cuiting.
and the only bull news was street tips
The market closed heavy The feature
OF the market was the indispositiOn. on
the part of the bear leaders, 10 oppose
the advance
Money 3@l4 per cent
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Connectlnr ,tcnm Milh No. IoNcr.

Numerou, mills have found their water
powers diminished. and nave added steam
power % help them through the dry seasons
Sometimes both water and steam aIerequnej
10 ie used together. aud by the usual arrange
meut of the mill the only way 20 attach tine
steam power is 10 apply 90 tine same shaft 90
which the water wheel i-attached the ques
ton hence arises. what calculation OF speed Is
u be made. We may attach our steam power
with the calculation Of ibe regular working
speed Of the water wheel. and regulate our
engine accordingly Theoitorof Tine Miller's
Review has rum water and steam attached to-
gether. and claim, that he has been quite
satisfied with the steadiHc-- Und results of the
combination. and DO there nu- amy Joss Of
eifectiytne-- it was of tnat hair splitting fine
ness not di,ceruibie Go the PRACTICES workman.
II NAV be- asked if 30 Is BEST where attach
ment OF steam power is made 90 the same
shaft. 10 ran the water vince. 10 turblnel with
out water The power consumed thereby
may be little. vet 10 s something pereeptible,
and "a the step might run dry and wear baily
it would be best to avoid the running OF tine
wheel If possible This can Doe accomplished
boy a coupling joint in the shaft. which viii
allow ola, lower part and wheel foreman idle
and form step fOr the upper part io run in.
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In the early days only few scholars
and priests knew how TO write. IL was
then customary to sign a document by
smearing the hand with ink and impress
Ing il upon the paper at the same time
saving "Winess my hand. Afterwald
the seal was introduced as a substitute fol
the hand mark, the two forming the sig
nature This is the origin OF the expires
sion used in modern documents. Chicago
News
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One Thing and Another.

Add a little petroleum 10 the water when
washing waved or polished ioors.
A small piece Of salt pork cooked with
string beans adds a flavor and richness liked
10y many
Some breadmakers. claim that salt or meal
is better than soap for washing hands before
and after mixing bread.
One housewife cleans her tea kettle with
strong soda and soap and then keeps an oyster
shell in IL 10 collect the sediment from the
water
Two on three small boards in convenient
places on which TO set pots and kettles vii.
save much cleaning
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Nothing but "candied" Honey.

In a German periodical it is stated tn,
Jews in MoldaNia have a method OF mrk-
ing honey into hard white sugar, which
is employed by the distillers Of Dantzic a.
make their liquors. The process consiss
in exposing the honey TO the frost during
three weeks, sheltered from the sun and
the snow, in vase Of some material
which is bad conductor of heat The
honey does not freeze, but becomes hard
as sugar, transparent and white. Chicago
Times
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One Lived. the Other pied

A woman formerly our slave is now oar
cook. About eighteen months ago she became
sckly aud had a cough and was confined 90
bed, and il was thought that She had CON
sumption The treatment hos physicians failed
20 give relief. I'm December, 1884, node or
knot the size OF goose egg formed just above
the pit Of the stomach. which. when lanced,
discharged matter for eight or nine months.
One OF these also formed under her arm. and
three on her back, which discharged matter
for a considerable time. For siA months Of
this time she was confined 90 the house, and
most az the time in bed. The stomach often
refused food. 10y rejecting what she had eaten.
She used a great deal Of medicine. but failed 90
be- cured / bought one bottle of your b. B. b..
made in Atlanta. Ga and gave 10 % her, and
she commenced 10 improve. ] then bought
and gave her three bottles more. and she con
tinucd to improve and in two months time
her cough had ceased, her constitution
strengthened. appetite and digestion good, al
discharges ceased. nodes or knots disappeared,
and she went 10 work apparently healthy and
fattened up greatly
This woman had a married sister of near same
age WHO was 'H'Nt'H ii fi'Ni''i9 '+' ooii' way
and about the same time. She had node or knot
on pit OF stomach, back. etc. She did nor take
any b. b. 10. and the node ON her stomach ate
through 10 the cavity. She continued ON the
decline and wasted away and finally died.
These were two terrible cases Of blood poi
son-one used y. - -. and was speedily cured,
the other did not use il and died. IL is most
assuredly a most wonderful blood purifier
refer 10 merchants OF this town.
YOur- truly. W. T. ROBINSON
Tiehalaa Ala NAV 1 lS.g
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4 very attractive receptacle for fruit Is the
basket represented in the cut which consists
Of rushes about fourteen inches long laid Close
together and held in place with fine flower
wire. the basket being shaped by drawing
the ends up as tight as may bee liked with tho
wire The basket may be- colored with oil
paints or gilded or left plain. as one fancies.
The ends are finished with ribbon bows.
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IL is a singular and as yet unexplained fact
that in certain species of vegetable growth
there are found "a variety of stones supposed
10 be formed ami deposited n their tissues
from the sihcious and calcarcou, Juices circu-
lating ina their organisms Thus iu the ham-
boo a round stone !, found at tine joints of the
cane. called "taba,heer. Another curiosity
of the sort is the "cocoauut stone found IN
the endooperu of the coeoauui 300 Java and
other East Indian islands DR. kimmins de
scribes IL as pure carbonate of lime IL D.,
sometime round sometime, pear shaped,
while the appearance Is thnt of white pearl
without much luster Some of the stones
are a. hreca~ cherries. and as hard as felspar
or opal They are very rare and are re-
gardod "a, precious stones hT tine ouentals
and charms AGAINST disease or evil spirits 10y
the natives Stones Of this kind are some
times found ia the pomcgrauate and other
East Indian fruits Apatie has also been
discovered n the midst of teak wood
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". J. DINMOCK, nos r. Mai, .,....
respOndence solicited. lof
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Influence of mot and GOA nath..

A French Investigator has recently studied
the influence Of cold and hot baths upon the
respiratory anal nuutiyc processes His con-
clusion is that under the influence of cold
baths more oxygen is absorbed and more
carbonic acid is expelled Al the same time
more air passes through the lungs. Hot baths
act i'm similar manner, but IN "a less marked
"A
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4 Polishing Agent.

An excellent paste for cleaning metals,
says a manufacturing Jeweler, Is made OF
equal parts Of benzne and saturated oNalic
acid solution, mixed with powdered rotten
stone TO the consistency Of thin paste, which
is to be kept in covered utensil when not
I'm tlsa
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WILLIAM II. GARDNER. SO p D..
street. Hair cutting. dyeng. shaqrs1 ' ,si
shampOOing. ~ a.
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" La Normandi" splendid smoke tryi
CHAMBERLAYSE * Co.
a Sheet Anchor of Safety ="

is what those who are acquainted with
thin. call DR.. Dayid's Vegetable Liver Pills.
Being free from Mercury and all Mineral Poi
sons. they are Safe and Harmless. As they
contain the most Valuable Vegetable ingred-
tents known 10 Pharmacy they are the best
cure for Sick Headache, BliOusness. COnsti-
patton ard Liver disorder Only p cents a
box.
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A Mntch The Size Of tlea.

There is a watch in the SNi,, museum only
three sixteeutli- OF am inch boo diameter, i'm
serted i'm the Top of pencil case IL, little
dial no, only Indicate, hours, minutes and
second. bui also days OF the month. 10 Is IA
relic OF the time when watches were inserted
IN snuff boxes. shirt stud, and finger rings
Some were ianiastic-oval. octangular cruel
form or ia the shape Of pearls. tulips, etc
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octl4u


for beautiful. durable and life-like sets of
artificial teeth. Painless extraction by
an entirely new method and perfectly
harmless, 80 cents. Filings, 81. Old sets
made new. DR.. p. Calvin Johnson 1926
West Cary street, between Madison and
Belydere streets.
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4 sheriff Released.

For period OF sixteen years ! have been af-
licted with catarrh OF the head which baiiied
the use OF all medicines used. Seeing the adj
yertisement OF B. b.. ! purchased and
used six or seven bottles. and although used
irreeularly have received great relief and rc
commend IL rs a good blood purifier
Signed J.. h. HOLCOMBE. Jk.,
sheriff Of HARRISON county. Georgia
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SCIENCE AND PROGRESS.
HOW MILLS NAY CONNECT STEAM
WITH WATER POWER.

A New Railway Car. with Lateral Pas
ssgeways, That Enables the Passengers
to Enjoy n View of the Landscape on
Both sides Of the Train.
Figs ! and 2 give perspective view
and plan OF new style OF car recently
adopted by the Bone Guelina France, Rail
road company and which has isolated com
partmcnts opening upon a lateral passage
way ln this arrangement, explains la
Mature. the lateral paSsageway does not eN-
tend all along one side Of the car. but passes
through the center and then runs along the
opposite side 80 as 20 form letter s.
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J. X. ItAsUALE. ljll D Nam 49,,
$50 and 81 mems and g. ana a. +, reg
shoes. 'alft
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To Prevent Rust.

Carbolic acid and olive in equal parts make
good prcseryatiye against rust IL Is very
useful when rubbed on steel instruments; but
the fingers should get as small share OF II
~ possible
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Life is Worth

living If the Liver is not disordered
Therefore. If you suffer with Sick Headache
BilliOusness Constipation Orany Liver trouble
take DR.. Dayid's Liver Pills. % Pills for PIC.
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A simple hut Entertaining Experiment.

The evolution of chao, into earth. air. fire
and water can hc represented. says Popular
Science Monthly, M the following manner
In a narrow phial or gla~, tube pour mcr-
curry To- the height of one-iomth of ITS capa-
city: for the next fourth. add saturated
solution of suhcarhonatc of potash; next
fourth. mcthylafed or pure spirits of wine,
tinted blue. mI lastly. turpcutue tinted
red ON shaking This mixture together you
will have representation of chaos. but
soon, ON resting, the elements will separate
themselves, and the mercury will represent
earth. the blue spirit air, the red uupentine
fire. and the colorle,s potash solution water.
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Hay, Grain. &C.,
WALTER j. TODD. lf 81. sixth street, C0l.
signments 0i country produce solicited
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cnnlinc Inferinr r.ar..

il is generally a pity 10 cook fresh fruits,
but inferior and hard pears may often bee
made very palatable hy -tewiug them with
lutte sugar
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All who desire full information aboyt the
cause and cure OF Blood POisOns, ScrOfuh, and
ScrofulOus Swellings, Ulcers. Sores kheuma-
tism, Kidney complaints, Catarrh. etc. can
secure by mail free, copy OF our - page Illus
trated Book OF Wonders, filed with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known.
Address BLOOD BALM co.
octl4tf Atlanta Ga.
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rhc nefrIeernlor Nh kept.

Thoroughly clean tine refrigerator at least
twice every week This precaution will pre-
vent much loss of food and mo- little annoy
auce tn the hou~ekeeper.
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The application of the n-ae pas-agcway
has the Inconvenience of slightly elongatng
che car bat il is advantageous 20 the pas~eu-
gers. who can TIM, EMO, view of the land
scape on both sides of The train
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ALL AROUND THE HOUSE.
Tavoriie House Pianfs-A Novel Fruit
Basket-Bottling Fruit. Etc.

BaSkct-Bottling frutt Etc.
A woman Of experience in the window
culture Of plants says: If obliged to confine
myself 70 one class Of plant, for this pur
pose, ! would select the towering begonias
They bear DIV heat and occasional neglect
"a well as any. and are not liable to the at
tacks OF insects. while the number and va.
rieiy Of species is great Next TO begonias
would place geraniums. Every one knows
how endles. is the variety OF shades ami
forms 81 these beautiful flowers There are
the scented. the silver leaved' the bronze Tue
ivy leaved. the mi colored-a chari,hhs
array. One can have a gay window without
any flowers af all
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4 Good Decorative Material.

Tea chest mating takes gold and silver
paint with fine effect. and may be utilized
for picture frame mats ami other decorative
purposes
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v ALTER r.. BRArER. stall So n r-
Market. smoked beef tongue. src. s.t, ivy
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A. BRADLEY s. co.. Thirteenth H. b
streets Manchester Agent I.. f.' I
burg Savings and Insurance .mH
o.. =. NA1HDN s. son. SO. N. I..'. r.
H. b. CHAPLIN IS co.. SO. a.
j. THOMPSON BROWN As NN.I BOOB b. Ni
Rubber Good.
VIRGINIA RUBBER 60. 3D.. D. buii.'.,
Betting hose. and a.I aIl.s OH. rubber
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MAS tA
TURING co, i2l D.. Stain -t h''''
furers and importer. lf stamp novelties
OLD DOMINION RrBBEk.,IANf "oAh.
800 Bank street Agent. wanted
circular
sign Painting
u. s.THOMPsON. Franklin street, under ti
change Hotc. Advertising rlf.
Board fence aui Wi.I .isnsh lDDiIi
T.. LIPsCOMB $50. -' n. Ninin sIr'' 't
painting and gliding Dn glass.
Soap Factory
GARCIN 0CO. 1880 Franklin sile0t .0'a.
lshcd l,O. Toilet ani Laundry r...'
Tailors
r. ". stage. Twelfth street under Amer .i
Hotel Civic and military IHlN'
Undertaken
r. n. MORRIsETT. 80 Dc Seventh s'iss'
Manchester. Phone, 1c.
Wire Mattresse- and Cots
r. vs.. LOWE. 2gl4 r. Main -irto', A ~ .....
rer Of Champion Woven Mlr way
and Cots. 1hcbe-ta and cheapest l-'
kct.
wood aud Coal
ELBA COAL YARD lElha .taallI.
and Pine streets. VS.. Pitcher. ase1L p
kinds OF Coal. Wood. and Coke
OhOne. "a
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4. a. GRASBER6E Ifi. D. frr.... ..,.....
AI work guaranteed.
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STATE SECURITIES


Lynchburg city SIS. l90i-lg07
Richmond SIS. lss6-lgO9.....
Richmond Gs, lsSt-l9ll....
Richmond fs. l92O.......
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The rushes to be used for this purpose must
be soaked for some time before using in
water, and when taken out should be wiped
dry with cloth.
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LiNEk B. DYER. 6f D.. Marsha. ......
Cherokee Cough Drops TIE
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BANK STOCKS
Chicago Grain aud Produce Market.

Reported by O. r. Redford & Co.. Graii
Commission Merchants no. South Twelni
street
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PETERSBURG DEMOCRATIC CONVEN-
TION.
Hessrs. ,. l.. Bangley and Roper Davis
Nominated for the Legislature.

PETERSBURG, Va, October 9s-The
Democratic City Convention to nominate
two candidates for the Legislature, held
tonight, nominated j. l.. Bangley and
Roper Davis The former is a worthy
mechanic and the latter is a prominent
young lawyer. The convention was very
largely attended, and the greatest en-
lhu.iam prevailed Speeches were made
by both Of the nominees
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Very old French Brandy at
CHAMBERLAYNE x Cos.
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UTIWT TT|TT NNTTTTT|
j.. Jl~Il~. % a. Fifteenth street, aIf
agent Established I,is
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CITY BOTrLlNG HOUSE Wo 80. Hnal
street Manufacturers Vanilla fa..I llH
and mineral waters.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.

Reported by e. w. Branch & Co.. banker,
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street
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Shorthand AND TeIegraphy

Students fitted for practical work In the
shortest possible time and on very reasonable
terms The most complete method ever de
ylsed of teaching stenOgraphy by correspond
ence. DO not fail TO send for copy Of our
Trial-Lesson Pamphlet" given FREE.
Address
MCGILYRA COLLEGE
OF
TELEGRAPHY AND SHORTHAND.
SO. lll3 East Main street,
fja6-tu&fr IS Richmond. Va.
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Contractors and Builder.
\. &. HOl SrON. rd E. Main .fr..f
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY D.
proprietor. II s. Twelfth sfrr.f al Nal.
and retail. 4e
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DIRECTORY

Blu SINESS HOUSE.

Ihe Directory bel0,s Of rel,a5l ana
business houses, giriag their oeqh,s s,Sd
oSs'ness, ''W Dc Joifnd Gerry useful ID 4 ... "a
y reference tor Information rela.ls, s.1
ana a" the different branches Of 5uass..,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-08
A Fine Plant DESTROYED i.

A fire which broke out in the Strobridge
Lithographing Company's great building, on
thenortheast corner of Elm and Canal streets,
Cincinnati, devoured the entire building, and
in less than forty minutes the walls fell in.
The building was fine structure, five
stories in height, and fronting over hun
dred feet on the north side of the canal. 1t
was filed with costly machinery, including
fifteen lithographic presses. Its stock Of
paper and of finished and partly finished
work was very large, estimated to be worth
100000. Most of the winter work of theatri-
cal companies was finished, but large por-
tion was still in the building, and a number
of theatrical companies will be without ma
terial to properly bill their plays During
the catastrophe, fireman, John Shuler who
was on ladder thirty-five feet from the
ground, missed his footing and fell to the
ground. He was taken to the hospital with
injuries which may prove fatal. The busi-
ness is probably the largest of its kind in the
world, one hundred and twenty-five men
were employed.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-08
GREVY RESIGNS.
The President of France Steps Down
and Out.

The President of France Steps Down
and Out.
President Grevy has resigned. At 1.30 o'clock
Friday afternoon NJ Grevy sent his resigna-
ton to the Presidents of the Senate and
Chamber of Deputies, to be read at the OPEN
ing of the sittings of the Chambers. Up to
noon everything was quiet throughout the
city, but as soon as the Presidents decision
Yves made known great crowds gathered in
front of the Chamber of Deputies. The
police cleared the approaches to the building
and stopped traffic in the vicinity.
At 5:25 P. N. President Grevy's message
resigning the Presidency of the Republic was
read in the Chamber of Deputies In it M.
Grevy says he regards the vote taken in the
Senate aud Chamber Of Deputies the previons
day as decisive demonstration, necessitat-
ing his resignation.
After recalling his services to the country,
which assured tranquility at home and peace
abroad, he declares that he leaves Office with
feeling of sadness, while declining to be re-
sponsible for future events. The Deputies re-
ceived the message with profound silence.
NJ. Floquet read letter FRONT the President
of the Senate, summoning Congress of the
two Chambers at Versailles for the purpose
of electing new Presi lent. Thesitting then
closed amid cries of "Vive La Rspabliquel"